How do you add a roam list to an 868? I can’t seem to figure it out.
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Adding Roam List to an AnyTone AT868
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That is a Motorola proprietary DMR option, I think.
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The following is a ham codeplug approach. Dallas/Ft. Worth is a target rich DMR repeater area. So I have several zones one for each repeater. Each zone has a channel for Texas talk group and DFW Metro talk group.
I create a new zone picking from the list of channels that have the TX TG and DFW TG and placing them in that zone. I setup that zone for channel scanning.
I would say at best this is only a pseudo-roaming solution and nothing like the real thing. Scanning is a little slow compared to what we expect on a dictated scanner.
As there is only one DMR ham repeater listed in College Station so I'm expecting you are looking at commercial operations.
Good Luck,
Mike
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So far, only Motorola, & Hytera radios offer the roaming feature. You get what you pay for.
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